Greens’ Whistleblower Protections Pass Lower House
Greens’ reforms to strengthen protection for whistleblowers have passed the Tasmanian House of Assembly.
Sep
2025
24
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Sep
2025
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Custodial Inspector Amendment (Protection from Reprisal) Bill 2025
It has been heartening to hear the across-the-board support for the Custodial Inspector and their work and their role. Thank you for your contributions there.
Sep
2025
24
Custodial Inspector Amendment (Protection from Reprisal) Bill 2025
It gives me pleasure to move the Custodial Inspector Amendment (Protection from Reprisal) Bill 2025. At the outset I want to acknowledge the work of the Custodial Inspector.
Aug
2025
29
Remove Children from Adult Correction Facilities
Reports from the ABC that until recently child sex offenders were allegedly working at adult reception prisons where youth were detained are deeply disturbing.
Apr
2025
2
Custodial Inspector Amendment (Protection from Reprisal) Bill 2025
I reiterate what the member for Bass, Cecily Rosol, who is taking carriage of this bill for the Greens today, has said about the Custodial Inspector.
Apr
2025
2
Custodial Inspector Amendment (Protection from Reprisal) Bill 2025
Every member in this place, particularly the members who were involved in the Corrections portfolio, would be aware of the critical work the Custodial Inspector undertakes.
Apr
2025
2
Greens’ Whistleblower Protections Pass Lower House
Greens’ reforms to strengthen protection for whistleblowers have passed the Tasmanian House of Assembly.
Mar
2025
18
RTI Shows Prison Lockdown Crisis Driven by Staff Shortages
A new RTI by the Greens shows the corrections system is in crisis, with over 6,000 prison lockdowns occurring in 2024.
Feb
2025
5
RoGS show justice outcomes getting worse under Liberals
The Liberal Government is continuing to deliver worsening outcomes in the justice and corrections space, the latest report on Government Services shows.
Sep
2024
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Minister Ogilvie admits unacceptable underfunding of National Preventative Mechanism
Minister for Corrections, Madeleine Ogilvie MP, admitted in Legislative Council Budget Estimates today that it is unacceptable for the National Preventative Mechanism not to have the funding it needs to prevent the inhumane treatment or torture of Tasmanians in places where their freedoms are restricted.